Politics of Haiti

What do you think about Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Salvador Lamothe. Is he doing a good job? Is he doing a bad job? Could it be better? Could it be worse?

Earlier this week Linda Dorcena Forry, a Haitian-American member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives since 2005 became the first Senator of Haitian descent in the state of Massachusetts.

Lunise Morse, the singer of the racine group RAM, was officially designated to represent Fanmi Lavalas, Aristide's political party, in the upcoming senatorial elections in Haiti.

M'gen zen pou ou pitit... In the documentary Fatal Assistance by Raoul Peck, former Haiti president, Rene Preval, says the United Nations tried to remove him from Haiti before his term was over... WHAT??? Wi pitit... Edmond Mulet di Preval ou MANTI...

The Martelly administration took the decision to remove the security of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide 48 hours after his appearance in court on Wednesday May 8 despite laws providing former Heads of State security.

SCOOP... Martelly Replies to Aristide without mentioning his name

In what the Miami Herald calls "the political jab" former Haiti president Jean Bertrand Aristide delivered this powerful punchline during a press conference affirming that LAVALAS could sweep the upcoming Haiti elections.... Although the topic was hunger in Haiti...

Watch this 12 minute video reportage of former president Aristide's trip to court yesterday, May 8, 2013, and the thousands of people who accompanied him. Watch as people rip photos of Haitian President Martelly and Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe...

Haitian police placed a ban on protests in order to protect Aristide en route to court today... Look at this picture... Thousands of people surrounds Aristide as he steps out of his car... I guess they didn't get the memo... LOL...

There is a ban on protests today as former Haiti president Jean Bertrand Aristide goes to court to answer questions from an investigative judge on the unresolved case of the assassination of radio journalist Jean Dominique back in April 2000.